09/09/2026
It’s a very special day today as we announce the closer of our Red stage: Cobrah🖤! 🖤
The club is our home, and knocking at the door is a latex wearing do******ix called Cobrah. The Swedish singer, songwriter and record producer might have started out as a primary school teacher, but will teach Zeitgeist a whole different lesson. One of s*x positivity, q***rness and utter self-expression. With her self-dubbed ‘BDSM-pop’, she arrives strapped with pumping bass and leaving us (ball)gagged.
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It’s obvious that she’s a superstar on the rise with music that reminds of FKA Twigs, Charli xcx and SOPHIE. Cobrah’s electro hits are heavily influenced by her experiences in the kink, vogue, and punk communities. Making her music inherently political and personal.
Her debut album “Torn” released earlier this year and shows that behind the q***r club bangers, Cobrah is also a vulnerable woman navigating a complex world.
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The album blasts open with Cobrah baring her skin on “Torn,” which showcases the discomfort that comes with emerging into a new, unfamiliar version of yourself. “I leave it all behind me,” she sings, as metallic synths stutter as if they’re flashing strobe lights or the vertebrae of a spine being pulled apart.
“I was trying to explore a new sound,” she says of the track. “It feels like something’s tearing when you want to stick to something that you know you’re so attached to, that feels so ‘you,’ but you also want to develop and move on.”
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About “Dog,” Cobrah says it “breaks the softness” of the other tracks. On one hand it’s signature Cobrah: “it’s a ‘f**k me’ song, there’s no singing, it’s quite rough and graphic,” she says. But when reading deeper past her do******ix delivery and gothic production, it reveals her admitting something she’s never expressed before on a song: her true desire to settle down with a lover and be with them until the “grave.”
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With the song “Hush,” she allowed a melodic intuition to guide her while improvising a topline that unearthed a story of teasing and denial. “It’s about meeting someone in the club, that early phase of attraction and you can’t really talk, but it’s all really sugges
